1. Updated US Open 2025 schedule
Updated US Open 2025 schedule (Image source: Collected)
The 2025 tournament will continue to be held at the USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center – the sporting heart of vibrant New York City. According to Roadtrips and Reuters, the round-by-round schedule is as follows (times in the US Eastern Time zone, EDT):
Main draw (men's and women's singles) starts Sunday 24 August – Ends Sunday 7 September
Specific schedule for each round:
- 24–26/8: Round 1 – day (11 am start) and evening (7 pm continue)
- 27–28/8: Round 2 is similar – played all day and evening
- 29–30/8: Round 3 – continues as per day and evening schedule
- 31/8 – 1/9: Round of 16 – still maintaining two matches during the day and evening
- 2–3/9: Quarterfinals – day and evening matches
- 4/9 (evening): Women's Semifinals - every night session
- 5/9: Men's semi-finals in the afternoon (3 pm). Next session is men's semi-finals in the evening (7 pm)
- 6/9 (pm): Women's Final (around 4 pm)
- 7/9 (pm): Men's final (around 2 pm)
2. History and development journey
The US Open tournament was born in 1881 with the original name of US National Championships (Photo source: Collected)
The US Open tournament was founded in 1881 under the original name of the US National Championships. At that time, the tournament only had men's singles and was for amateur players. After many changes, the US Open has now become one of the four prestigious Grand Slam tournaments along with the Australian Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
The US Open has been a pioneer in innovation to improve the experience for spectators and players. It was the first Grand Slam tournament to introduce tie-breaks in deciding sets, to use hard courts instead of grass or clay, and to open up opportunities for both men and women to compete. These developments have not only elevated the tournament but have also helped shape the development of world tennis.
With over 140 years of existence, the US Open has witnessed the rise of legends such as Billie Jean King, Pete Sampras, Serena Williams, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Each stage, the tournament brings fascinating stories, historic matches that the audience will remember forever.
3. Classic matches at the US Open tournament
In 2001, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi created one of the most exciting quarter-finals with four thrilling tie-breaks (Photo source: Collected)
The US Open is remembered for its classic matches that have gone down in tennis history. In 2001, Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi produced one of the most exciting quarter-finals ever, with four thrilling tie-breaks. In 2009, Juan Martin del Potro's rise to power against Roger Federer created a modern fairy tale. In 2012, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal delivered a final that lasted nearly six hours, a testament to their endurance and relentless fighting spirit.
Every season has its surprises, explosive moments and miraculous comebacks. This is what makes the US Open always hold a strong attraction for fans around the world.
4. Contemplating the US Open tournament through a cultural perspective
The US Open is also a part of the culture of New York and the United States (Photo source: Collected)
The US Open is not only a sporting event but also a cultural highlight of New York and the United States. Every year, hundreds of thousands of international visitors come to attend, creating a multi-ethnic and multicultural picture. Side events such as music performances, charity activities or art exhibitions make the tournament more diverse and attractive.
In addition, the US Open is also notable for its integration of sports and entertainment. The stadium is not only a place to watch the players compete, but also a space for spectators to enjoy diverse cuisine, participate in exchange activities and shop for souvenirs. This makes the US Open a true sports festival, where everyone can find their own joy.
5. Travel experience while admiring the US Open tournament
This is an opportunity to explore New York City from a special perspective (Photo source: Collected)
For international visitors, the journey to admire the US Open tournament is not only limited to the stadium. This is also an opportunity to explore New York City from a special perspective. In the morning, you can visit famous buildings such as the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the exciting atmosphere at Arthur Ashe Stadium, enjoying the top matches. In the evening, enjoy diverse cuisine from luxury restaurants to New York's signature street food carts.
The combination of sport and travel makes a trip to the US Open a complete one. This is not only a trip for tennis lovers but also for anyone who wants to fully experience the cultural quintessence and vibrant energy of America.
Watching the US Open is an experience not to be missed for those who love sports and travel. This is not only an opportunity to witness the dramatic competitions between the world's top tennis players, but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and fully enjoy the beauty of New York City. Over a century, the US Open has become a global symbol of tennis, a place where the spirit of fair competition, constant innovation and unique cultural values converge. The journey to the US Open is not just a trip to watch sports, but also a journey to feel the power of passion, the connection between people and the lasting values that sports bring.
Source: https://www.vietravel.com/vn/am-thuc-kham-pha/giai-dau-us-open-v17842.aspx
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